well, I figured out what the problem was. I took a drive over to a buddies place and I kept hearing the clunking. So I got under the Jeep when I got to my friends place, and sure enough, one of the bump stops was backwards. I had taken care to make sure they were installed correctly, but had to take one back off to tighten up a control arm bolt... at which point it was 11pm and I guess I goofed on putting the bump stop extension back on. Glad it was an easy fix The Jeep is riding nice now that I have flipped the bump stop extension around. I think I'll get some new shocks over the next little bit though.

 

Glad you got it fixed, how many beers were you into when you did that?

 

Just to let you know, my Superlift took me 17hrs straight and a case of beer. Probably woulda got done in 5 if it weren't for the beer breaks and staring at my accomplishments. haha

 

haha... man, the sad part is I was completely sober for the whole thing. I spent damn near 13 hours over 2 days to install what is supposed to be one of the easiest lifts to install. For what it's worth, I was a bit hungover when I started, but I don't think that really hurt my time... I'm just.... bad at stuff.

 

That's ok, you learn while your doin it alot about your suspension which helps ALOT when somethin F's up. Kudos to you man.